Miami (Ohio) Athletics | March 27, 2015 Coleman nets hat trick, Miami (Ohio) wins NCHC Williams stopped 18 of 20 shots to earn his third consecutive victory. Share MINNEAPOLIS -- After nearly scaling the mountain last year, a Blake Coleman hat trick delivered No. 6 Miami (Ohio) some redemption as it topped St. Cloud State 3-2 in the National Collegiate Hockey Conference championship game on Saturday. The RedHawks (25-13-1) claim their second conference title in school history and their first as a member of the NCHC. Miami held a slim 21-20 advantage in shots on goal, yielding just four in the first period and five while nursing a one-goal lead in the third. The Huskies scored on one of five power plays, but the RedHawks killed their last four attempts, which included a five-minute major late in the second period. Miami went 1-for-3 on the man advantage. In addition to Coleman’s hat trick, Barber dished out two assists to finish with another multi-point game. Coleman was named the NCHC tournament MVP and he was joined by Czarnik and Belpedio on the NCHC All-Tournament Team. Williams stopped 18 of 20 shots to earn his third consecutive victory. Lindgren stopped 18 of 21 Miami attempts. Men's college hockey: 9 memorable Winter Classic performances from former college hockey players With the Winter Classic set for Jan. 1 in Minnesota, let's take a look back at how former college hockey players have done in past Winter Classics. READ MORE These are the best father-son, junior-senior duos in college basketball Many current college basketball players have fathers who played college basketball, so we asked which duos would make the best team in a hypothetical 2-on-2 tournament. READ MORE These are the top 9 returning receivers entering the 2021 college football season Each of these receivers averaged at least 99 receiving yards per game in 2020. READ MORE